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BNY Investments Newton
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About BNY Investments Newton
BNY Investments Newton is an equity and multi-asset investment manager focused on delivering strong investment outcomes to its clients by taking an active, multidimensional and engaged approach. Powered by our multidimensional research platform, Newton consists of four key core investment disciplines: income and value equities, growth and core equities, specialist equities and multi-asset strategies. Our clients include public and private sector DB and DC pension plans, corporations, sovereign wealth funds, charities, endowments and foundations, financial advisors and individual investors. Founded in 1978 and part of BNY Investments, we are a global firm solely focused on investment management, with offices in London, Boston, New York, San Francisco, and Tokyo. Assets under management: £77.8 billion / $106.7 billion (as at 30 June 2025). BNY Investments Newton is the name for a group of affiliated companies that provide investment management services under the trading name of 'Newton' or 'Newton Investment Management'. Investment management services are provided in the United Kingdom by Newton Investment Management Ltd (NIM), in the United States by Newton Investment Management North America LLC (NIMNA), and in Japan by Newton Investment Management Japan Limited (NIMJ). All firms are indirect subsidiaries of The Bank of New York Mellon Corporation (‘BNY’).
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Operations & Supply
BNY Investments Newton's Fifth Third Bank is converting signs, systems, branches, and other infrastructure for the legacy Comerica Bank footprint.
Reported by Mike Holton
Presence & Recognition
BNY Investments Newton hosted a webinar featuring Natalie Dawes DipPFS, Certs CII (MP/ER), Cert CII (FS) discussing retirement topics including post retirement propositions, natural income, behavioural mistakes, building confidence and trust, and advisors building retirement propositions.
Reported by Paul Flood